Electrolyte Tickets
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About Electrolyte
"Jessie’s sick of Leeds A city she thought she would never leave But the aimlessness of the people She once believed she would always need Is suffocating Wondering whether she’s had enough In a dirty nightclub not too far off Jessie’s blinded by the light of Allie Touch A singer/songwriter with a taste for big ambition Amongst some other stuff..." Electrolyte is a multi-award winning piece of gig theatre that powerfully explores mental health for a contemporary audience... Written in spoken word poetry and underscored by original music ranging from 'blasts of sound to lyrical sweetness', this 'unstoppable' production is performed by six multi-instrumentalists who seamlessly integrate live music with expert storytelling. The 2018 Edinburgh Fringe version of the production, filmed by The Other Richard, will be streamed online for one week as part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival to mark Mental Health Awareness Week. Electrolyte will be made available online via The Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival's website from 18th to 24th May, and also posted on social media channels @wildcardtheatre @electrolytegig.